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Elastic scattering is also the basis for Hdar, in which a laser pulse is propagated into a telescope s field of view, and the return signal is collected for detection and in some cases spectral analysis (14,196). The azimuth and elevation of the scatterers (from the orientation of the telescope), their column density (from the intensity), range (from the temporal delay), and velocity (from Doppler shifts) can be deterrnined. Such accurate, rapid three-dimensional spatial information about target species is useful in monitoring air mass movements and plume transport, and for tracking aerosols and pollutants (197). 

The value of presenting original work, whether curiosity-driven or appHed, should not be overlooked. A great many technical service professionals have extraordinary expertise in some areas of substantial specialization. It is not often straightforward to identify persons with such expertise in a given area. Presentation of a paper or conducting a seminar ia one s field of expertise can provide a critical link in the search process customers use to seek assistance on technical issues. 

Generally not, because of extremely fast deionization. Il has the tendency to current chopping. However, in view of continuous development in thi.s field, il has now been possible to achieve a chopping current as low (Con/Jj... 

The dipole-dipole (Keesom) interaetion eomes about from the faet that on the average, two freely rotating dipoles will align themselves so as to result in an attraetive foree, similar to that eommonly observed with bar magnets. In order to ealeulate the net dipole-dipole interaetion, it is neeessary to examine all the possible orientations of the dipoles with respeet to one another. It is also neeessary to determine any jr effeets due to the field assoeiated with a point eharge, in order to determine the net effeet when amorphous solids are plaeed side by side. We also need to eonsider what happens if the dipoles ean reorient in eaeh other s fields. 

Despite the great scope for rate studies in the fast reaction field, these still constitute a small fraction of published kinetic studies. In part this is because fast reaction kinetics is still in some respects a specialist s field, requiring equipment (whether commercially purchased or locally fabricated) that is not commonly found in the chemical laboratory s stock of instrumentation. This chapter treats the field at a nonspecialist s level, which is adequate to allow the experimentalist to judge if a certain technique is applicable to a particular problem. Reviews and book-length treatments are available these should be consulted for more detailed theoretical and experimental descriptions. 

The micron ratings of a cartridge are intended to indicate the smallest particle that will be retained by the pores of the filter element. Often a rough-cut pre-filter is installed ahead of a final or polishing filter in order to increase the life of the final unit. Unfortunately, the method for determining the micron rating is not a universal standard between manufacturers. Thus, one manufacturer s 50 micron filter may not perform the same as another manufacturer s with the same rating number. The only reliable approach is to send the manufacturer an actual sample of the fluid and let him test it to select the filter to do your job, or actually test the unit in your plant s field application [37]. 

When the alloy strip is saturated, a lot of other lines of flux are created that are not shown in Figure 4-228, The lines of flux must be sorted out from the lines of flux due to the earth s field to enable a meaningful signal to be produced. A toroidal core as shown in Figure 4-229 will enable this separation of lines of flux to be accomplished. The material used for the toroidal core is usually mu metal. 

For a homologation of carboxylic esters RCOOEt —> RCH2COOEt, which goes by an entirely different pathway, see Kowalski, CJ. Haque, M.S. Fields, K.W. J. Am. Chem. 

Under the conditions of a static electric field, the Maxwell s field equations reduce to the Poisson equation [111,112,172,261], given by... 

As much as two-thirds of conventional crude oil discovered in U.S. fields remain unproduced, left behind because of the physics of fluid flow. In addition, hydrocarbons in unconventional rocks or that have unconventional characteristics (such as oil in fractured shales, kerogen in oil shale or bitumen in tar sands) constitute an enormous potential domestic supply of energy. 

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